But wait a minute! Do you really want to study out of a book? You should know the GMAT exam is not a pencil and paper test. In fact, it’s a computerized adaptive test.

Wouldn’t it make sense to prepare for the GMAT in the same way the GMAT test is administered?

You see, the GMAT market is skewed. Those who have money pay their way to a higher score. And those who don’t have money end up studying out of books.

Sure, if you’ve got strong discipline, then you’ll do fine. But don’t you think it’s not fair how some people get access to quality GMAT prep while others do not?

There are only two options:
1) Exorbitant test prep programs ($1,500)
2) Studying out of a book ($30)

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This is a huge problem. Unfortunately, I used to be a part of this problem.

As an exclusive GMAT tutor to privileged rich kids, I used to charge quite a bit of money ($200/hr) to help these already privileged students obtain admission into top MBA programs and then continue to make even more money.

Sure, the money was great. But it wasn’t meaningful for me.

So what did I do?

My students convinced me to create the GMAT Pill site, which helps to level the playing field so everyone has access to quality GMAT prep. This site is not about helping any one specific demographic over the other. It is about helping EVERYONE regardless of economic/social background.

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Best of luck on your studies!

Looks like there’s been a huge jump in number of test takers in Asia over the last 5 years.

Also the number of GMAT percentile score reports sent to Asian schools increased significantly from 15,000 in 2005 to 50,000 in 2009. So more than 3 times as many score reports were sent to Asian schools in 2009 than in 2005.

The rise of business opportunities is increasing the demand for the MBA degree in Asia. There’s also a rise in the number of MBA institutions in Asia. It used to be that everybody sent their scores to U.S. based business schools. But that’s changing and we believe this will continue to change in this directional trend in the near future.

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